Funeral Arrangements For Greslay Remains Move To White House
The procession forms around the White House for the wake of Greslay. Mourners, military guards, and cabinet members attend as the casket is prepared. Officials, including Olney and Cleveland, arrive amid photographers and somber crowds. The plan is a solemn ceremony before the body leaves for Chicago.
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Marcie
Supreme Court
Greaa
White House
Pennsylshe TB
Arney
Chiengo
Hot winds threaten western Nebraska Iowa and Kansas crops
May 2 reports from Marshalltown and Lincoln describe hot winds across Nebraska South Dakota and western Iowa. Winds withered corn wheat hay and oats while dust storms blanketed farms. Farmers fear widespread crop loss unless rains come soon as drought conditions worsen across the region.
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Wang Soctieba
Marshalltown
Towa
Usinahi
Munich
Ima
Memorial Day Observed in Kaukauna Wisconsin
Memorial Day will be observed with forenoon decorations by soldiers and a G A R ceremony. An afternoon procession forms at one o'clock followed by speaking at Lowe's Park and a ball game. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs John Bitting yesterday morning. The Times reports the opera show at the local house failed to draw any audience.
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Jerns
Kaukauna
Wis
Lowe's Park
John Bitting
Chase
The
Times
Milwaukee
Opera House
Foobody
Speculation on Secretary Gresham’s Successor
Washington rumors center on ex Secretary Whitney as the likely pick for the State Department. Other names mentioned include Ambassadors Bayard and Eustis, with possible recalls from Paris and discussions about Dickinson. President Cleveland’s timing and consent of nominees remain uncertain amid shifting political signals.
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Washington
Gresham
State Department
Navy
William C. Whaltney
Senate
Witney
Whitney
Corinto
Nicararra
Gloveland
Ate Uml
A Whitney
Bayard and
Rustix
Cleveland mlKde
Golvet
Brigland
Cleveland
Sustis
Ras Buen
Dickinson
Michigan
Wht
Mtchisas Ant
Dickineon
Nortfetto
Maynard
Thomson
Busts
Paris
Don M. Dickinson
Hustis
Lendet
Thrrter
Eustis
Thur Hep
Semmes
Annual Weeting of Young Ponote Local Union in Neenah
The Neenah Wisconsin gathering of Young People’s Christian associations met on a March day at a Talandantes church event, with Epworth and Christian Endeavor groups in attendance. Rev Lowell C. G. Smith spoke on “Aggressive Malan Wort,” noting familiar topics and urging attention as reports from societies were presented and officers elected.
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Young Ponote
Chriscac
Neenah
Wis
Mar &Turaday
Tyes Ohristiansorteties
Tw] Cies
Talandantes
Epworth
Ceeper Argent
Felon Firinkerheft
Miss
Proctor
Milas Amy Grandine
Unclear political chatter signals shifts in early campaign moves
Fragmented text shows mentions of senator attacks and figures like Joseph H Sibtey and General Warner. References include Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee towns Yeartville Pushlo Myr with plans to depart for the east after late meetings tonight and tomorrow night. The passage hints at bimetallic policy questions and support for Blackburn but remains garbled.
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Bantsoon
Atack~ Hure
Kentorks
Denver
Cal
Joseph H. Sibtey
Pennsylvania
Ao. Waornet
Éaat
Library Election Sparks Citywide Campaign
Superintendent Halsey leads pro library drive amid high school support and factory canvassing. Voters on Algoma Street caution in a firewalk display while committees work on Oregon, Kansas and Main streets to sway workers and shopkeepers. By noon the vote leans toward library funds with a notable split in the Thirteenth ward. turnout appears very light and enthusiasm rises slightly after hours.
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Grant
Halsey
Algoma
Orexon Street
Kansas Street
Main Street
Maite
Bucc
Government Plans Vast New Crop Reporting Scheme
A May report from Washington outlines a major shift in crop data collection by the agricultural department. The proposal would place a correspondent in every township to provide detailed reports, covering twenty states and 1,389 counties. The system would augment existing reports, with about 186 chief reporters and 96 other correspondents nationwide. The plan, set to begin next year, pilots licensing threshers for reports though feasibility is doubtful and could delay transmission.
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Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
New York
Odd xHUUTISI Match At 2000 Apert, San Francisco
In San Francisco California on March 21 1900 First Infantry unit plans a telegraphic match with Twenty men per company to compete at AbgUat range. Capt Tiarnett proposes Maj John Miller springfield as a rep for Company I while Will of St Louis from Company LF will shoot at Mound or Schuizen Park and Company 3 at Springtichl. Results to be telegraphed and exchanged by express after the contest concludes.
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Cabrorain
John Miller
Wav
UY. Te. Wills
St. Louis
Sim Mound
Schuizen Varknel Company 3
Express
Generota City Council Approves Wisconsin Central Line
The Generota city council met in the afternoon and granted the Manilowder Sern company rights to lay a line for terminal use. The Wisconsin Central Railway plans an east west route linking Minnesota St. Paul and western points, extending a line from Neenah to the city and sending steamers to cross the lake. The project aims to shorten travel and haul distance by about 20 miles.
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Wisconsin Central Road
Atandowne
Wis
Manilowder Sern Company
Doleral Wack Steceta
Tate Tine
Wisconsin Central
Lake Terminal
Lake Terminal By Its Proposed East and West Hne Bebyren Minneanons, St. Traul
Sea Board
Central
Lin Mce
Neenah
Qour
Wheat Prices Jump Amid Hot Winds and Drought Reports
Hot winds again push Chicago wheat prices higher as speculative interest grows. Weick futures closed near a fresh seasonal high yesterday, then fluctuated sharply before rallying. Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Indiana and Illinois report increasing crop damage from the dry heat, dealers say.
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Chierrs
Weick
Algit
Ste
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Ilineis
Ostkush District Convention at Merrill Wisconsin
Ministers from Oshkosh district of the German Methodist church gather in Merrill June 2 7 for a convention at the German Methodist church. About twenty two ministers expected with day sessions featuring papers discussions and sermons from Rev Jacobs Schott Weber Schlung Benner Heid and others. The program includes illustrated talks on ministry language family education and church life with a focus on strengthening local German Methodist practice.
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Merelli
Merri
Wis
Oshkosh
M.kf
Meri Ac
Jacob Schott
Kevrnive
Wls
W. “Weber
Bheboysan
Peter
J. B. Schlung
Stevens Point
Inshua
Jévs
Tanusch
Zaerb
Romoser
Green Bay
Rec
Finger
Fondau Lac
Joseph Meek
Maine
Stemacher
Merill
Pueretenau
Mani
Ezekiel
John Dilling
Almond
Annapec
C. Karn
John Grande
Merrill
Condition Of Crops From Lite Frosts Reported In Wisconsin
Weather this past week was cold and dry with warm spells and a few showers. Frosts on the 21st and 27th damaged many crops especially meadows and clover, though overall growth is at a standstill and rainfall is badly needed. Corn and potato planting near completion though northern areas lag. fruit, wheat, and tobacco show mixed conditions with some areas recovering and others still lagging. hay yields likely below average.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sendali
Deaktur
Dake
Stare Ameter
Crana
Epsom Derby Day Amid Crowds And Royal Attendees
Amid the Epsom Derby crowds, prominent Americans and British elites arrived by various coaches and carriages. Notables including Mr and Mrs Mugen o M O’Neil and C J Crane traveled in groups. spectators lined the rails opposite the grandstand while celebrities watched from boxes and paddocks. The day reflected changing Derby traditions as crowds shifted toward railway travel and quieter viewing.
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Wits
Apsuni
Savoy
Ches Couches
H. Stanley
Auguste, Me
White Law
Mgr
St Louis
C. HM. Sirang
Ohio
W. S. Ferguson
Mittsbury
Congressman McCall
Marshchuseles
Hugh Grant
Lester Jlames
Abe
Peter Storcia
Fleury Giecy
Ukehoock
Charles Frohman
William Iininger
Jehn Lis
Kyaam
London
Victoria
Waterloo
Lierby
War to be resumed in Shanghai rumors rise
London dispatch reports alarming rumors from Shanghai that hostilities may restart soon. The viceroy of Formosa reportedly rebelled against the government. Japanese ships are said to have been cleared for action.
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Figeroy
Formosa
Bas
Cainese
Japan Sa
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Shanghai
Bushnell Named For Governor By Ohio Delegates
The Ohio Republican state convention on the sixth ballot nominated Gen. A. Bushnell of Springfield for governor. Delegates cheered as the ballot ended and prayers opened the session. Gen. A. W. Jones of Youngstown was nominated for lieutenant governor by acclamation, with Gen. Hishwell and others noted as close associates of former governor Foraker.
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Ohio
Zanesville
Visa A. Businell
Springfield
Toraker
Hen. F. Redards
Charles Foster
Committee On
MehKinley
Foraker
A. W. Jones
Youngston
Jona] Wats
Hishwell
Faraker
Lost Irish Nephew Writes for Help from Uncle
A missing letter from a young Irishman requests a few pounds and confesses embarrassment in seeking aid. He writes in humorous, misspelled phrasing to his uncle, who responds with supportive but quizzical words and a clang of misread names and divine providence.
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MeEr
Lin
Grereunie
Ehani
Alm
Butt
Tio
Uzzarjack
Providence
Notion of Special Dearing Meeting Set By County Clerk
County Clerk Bickett mailed notions of the special meeting of the board of district visitors to all members today. Twenty three signatures were secured on the petition, two more than the required number. The meeting will begin at noon on Friday, June to and will continue two days. Organization will be the first order of business with Emericks and ALK Osborn mentioned as potential chairmen.
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Bickett
Board of Striet
Waom
Dune
Ccquiestee
Emericks and Alk
Osborn
Rights of Fonaton Widows and Minor Children
Assistant Secretary Teynolis rules that when a pension is denied or curtailed for open adultery a minor child may still receive the pension as if the widow’s right had not ended by death or remarriage. Senator Vilas and his wife plan a two day trip with their daughters to West Point Washington and other points.
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Washington
Ansistent
Teynolis
Wilew
Madisen
Wis
Senator Vilas
Dauhters
Jreale
Mary Vilas
West Point
Rumors of American Filigias Ventures Alarm FAWAIANS
From Honolulu dated May 2 a San Francisco report warns of possible American expeditions by Puget Sound and the steamer Lehua with a cutter. No hostile actions reported as yet, while June 12 is set for a legislative session and ministerial moves are not yet under way.
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San Francisco
Honodulu
Verriderrt Dole Haa
Iegislatura
Thursian
Deine
Freting
He 'Phurstan
Kavernment
Burglars No Longer Hide Under Beds Says New York Sun
Mr Grimby notes readers claim burglars no longer conceal under beds as before. A cautious reflection suggests burglars may not routinely hide beneath lids, implying a shift in criminal habits and prompting general doubt about the old belief.
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Mr. Grimby
New York Sun
Penultimate Mr James Payn Teaches Sclontiie Whist
In mid 19th century England a scene describes Mr James Payn instructing a young lady friend in sclontiie whist and discussions of penultimate whist among a circle. The dialogue features references to Lupe and Talia and a humorous exchange about money and recognition. A note mentions a large manufacture arising from Burma oil.
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James Payn
Lupe
Talia
Blackwoods Magazine
England
Nandlea
Burma
Sailing Yachts Race Set on Lake Winnebago
Tomorrow marks the annual Norman, named regatta on Lake Winnebago with the Nodaway club hosting. Boats measure about twenty feet, carry two square feet of spars, and race in a triangular course around Appleton region for points, with prizes planned for July Fourth races.
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Neonah
Wis
Meinurs
Uscurs
Aiyst Guvbtru
Lake Winnebago
Nudaywiy Club
Elibef Utp
Sela Bn
Ares Tivind
Lew Wealtifes
Puletas
Mia
Ue Spinneker
Visita
J. A. Kimberly
Jz Nobili
L. J. Pinkerton
Verona
J. dL. Weissht
Ysleta
Scuart
J. C. Kimberly
Urada
Prank Shattuck
Thy Inn
Appleton Parties
J.C. Kimberly Instene
Lyall Pinkerton
W. L. Davis
Gilbert
Griswold
Mold Way
Menasha
Appleton
Otto Emmenegrer
Hannah E. Parks
Ogdensburg
XN. Y
G. KR. Manser
Stevens Point
J. K. Tope
Kansas
George Jorgenson
Neenah
Joergenson
Wisconsin Avenue
Cedar Street
Commercial Avenue
North Water Street
Willing Hinds
Joe
J. Price
Trev. Z
Clarkson
Jenkyns
Wade
Green Bay
Food du Lac
Wak AUNU CONCERT Miss Huttle Me Well Performs
Miss Huttle Me Well leads a May 22 music program at the Methodist church in Menasha Wisconsin, featuring a large lineup including Fife and Drum Corps, a Queen Came Marching song, Gem of the Ocean chorus, and DeWalt Male Quintette among others. The event showcases Warwick era era style bands and vocal groups with multiple ensembles and soloists.
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DeWalt
Columbia
Mince Tollus
Ates Ste
CYP
Salo
Wherus
Tentine
Samen
Dca
Weather Summary For Wisconsin And Midwest
Forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tomorrow with thunderstorms possible this afternoon or tonight. East sees southerly winds shifting to west overnight, with a storm trough from Minnesota to Texas bringing showers in the Rockies and Dakotas. Temperatures fall with freezing levels in Montana. snow noted in Wyoming and some Montana.
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Wisconsin
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
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